Sentence examples for core fascination from inspiring English sources
"My core fascination always comes back to people," Dr. Sanderson wrote in an introductory letter in Wildlife Conservation, the group's magazine.
That is where the core fascination of the tournament has resided since the first match, when Djokovic came from a set down to beat Dominic Thiem.
At the core of my strange fascination with the Chainsmokers is this apparent blend of deep insecurity and supreme confidence, a dichotomy reflected in a tweet Taggart issued last night, presumably in response to the cover story: "I'm really getting tired of being referred to as a 'bro' by the press.
"Great Expectations" has long been a core text for Irving's fascination for children without parents, usually fathers — but the model for "In One Person" is really Shakespeare's "Tempest".
One is a fascination with what Common Core advocates called close reading.
Mr. Romney had exploited the inefficiency at the core of contemporary campaign coverage: the press's fascination with strategic calculations and gamesmanship well exceeds its ability to decode the tactics underneath.
Be it watches or solar-powered boats, it is a fascination with 'energy' which is at the core of Christoph's work, merging science with art to create change.
For the most part, the wives and girlfriends of hard-core adult gamers seem to view their significant others' fascination with video games as harmless if slightly annoying.
It was paired with Schoenberg's "Erwartung," another one-act opera at the core of the modern repertory — and a choice that reflected the late eighties' fascination with the psychology and culture of fin-de-siècle Vienna.
To Mr. Chavez's critics, the president's fascination with two figures as ideologically divergent as Mr. Castro and Mr. Ceresole indicates he has no core beliefs of his own, only a set of postures that he tailors for his audiences.
